Strength through resilience, adaptability and trust – insurance for a stronger Europe - Speech by Deputy Governor McMunn at Insurance Ireland
Why this matters
The document is a speech by a named Central Bank of Ireland Deputy Governor to Insurance Ireland. It is insurance-specific and emphasises operational and cyber resilience (including DORA and third-party dependencies), AI governance under the AI Act, and simplification of the prudential framework (Solvency II revision from 30 January 2027 and IRRD recovery plan changes). Climate and conduct themes are present but are secondary, so they are not tagged. Urgency is null because the content is informational.
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What the CBI said
Introduction Good morning and many thanks to Moyagh and the team in Insurance Ireland for the invitation to speak to you today. 1 The theme of this year’s Forum – a stronger Europe – is an important one, and is a question on the minds of policymakers, regulators and industry alike as Europe looks to meet its moment…
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Context
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This update is classified under Operational Resilience / Outsourcing, Technology & Cyber, Prudential / Capital Requirements and Insurance & Pensions.